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Old 07-22-2005, 10:16 AM
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Angry Proceedures in transfering two illinois trusts to a California Trust

Recently I was evicted out of a home I legally own with only the clothes on my back due by the trustee. The trustee had hired an attorney to alter and defraud me in the transfer of two Illinois Trusts one from my decesed father in 1988 and the other from my decesed Grandfather who died in 1979. From these inheritances I had inherited my home where I lived for over 20 years when I was disinherrited by fraudulent representations that I depleted a trust.

I was evicted by the trustee's attonrey, James Nichols, preparing an unlawful detainer action against me stating that on an unknown date in January of 2002 I signed and entered into a rental agreement. There is NO rental agreement and the court erred in evicting me without a rental contract. It is now fully known that this Judge James Brown in Santa Barbara, CA Superior Court was paid for his decision and is actually the lover of one of the attorneys in the firm who defrauded me and a good friend of the main attorney who defrauded me John Berryhill of Cook, Edwards,. Berryhill and Miller at 1505 East Valley Road in Santa Barbara, CA . He is also a very close frined of the Trustee's next door neighbor.

In the trust transfer to a California Trust in my Mother's name, I was not disclosed my inherritnaces and I had to sign documents to transfer my home. In this process the Trustee and her attonrey defrauded me out of my home ownership converting my home to the trustee. I also had a life estate in my home as I inherrited the entire home from my Mother's interests in a contract for her care. I had moved into the home and took care of my Mother 24/7 for 11 years.

The true and real will of my Mother reflects her desire to give me her share of the home for her care and I received a life long estate. Although, the trustee and her attonrey made false representations that I depleted another trust for which I was the sole beneificary and held funds which belongs to my self from a medical/disabiliyt award. The will was changed by the trustee and her attonrey who defrauded me stating that I should be punished and has caused the trustee to loose her inherritance, so my home was converted to the trustee.

I had the trust I was supposed to have depleted audited. It is verified banking evidence that the trust was depleted by the trust manager. This manager made up fraudulent documents copying and pasting my name onto these documents to frame me for his embezzlement. I was charged and thrown out in the street by the Santa Barbara, CA Sheriff's department by Sheriff Drinkwater. The trust manager is now being charged with embezzlement in the District Attorney's office. I had informed all parties that I felt the trust was being embezzled. The trustee reufeed to order an audit. I fear that she is also involved in this embezzlement.

My question is what the proceedure is to transfer trusts and wills as well as non-disclosures to the beneficiary. Of course, I am now seeking legal representation to sue the law office and the two attorneys of the trustee who defrauded me as well as the City and County of Santa Barbara for throwing me out of my home based upon fraud?

What are my legal rights?

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Old 07-26-2005, 02:56 PM
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Red face Transfer of Trusts

Sounds too complicated to be answered here. It's best to hire counsel to answer questions and look at your evidence.
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